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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20
ABOUT FIFTY DOLLARS.
rHK sUIr Has BEKE N oouBT NRAnLY Foun
YEARS, has BKKN T1rRD THRKB TIMES
AND TEeK Q sTa AMOUNT 10 SOME
THING ovKn &8c0.

There IL 9 suit nov on trial before
JadRe Jones' in the DistFica Court uhIch
is being trisd for the fourth time, In
which she costs amount 10 more than
aix times the sum In dispute. IN which
fsor lawyers are engaged and the legal
atmosphsFs IL not clear enough nov 70
render apparent which Of tho disput-
ants 10 closest 10 the Sheriff o ofdce.
On February 21st, 1854, Charles GARD
neF brought suit in Justice Hili's Court
against O firm named Brush q Bart for
balance Of $50 alleged to be due on
an account. A number Of Witnesses
we're examined, and the dispositions of
several Witnesses we're taken In San
Francisco. Then the costs began pfIinR
up. The case YES appealed from the
Justices Court to the District Court. Il
vas tried in the District Court on April
8, 1885. Afterwards q new trial was
granted and delay followed delay until
yesterday, when IL was the fiFst ease
called at 1:31 o'elook In the afternoon.
Il vas given TO the jury late In the af-
ternooD.
The costs now amount to more than
$500. The Ohief Justice Of the Terri
tory, twelve juEymen, feur lawyers, and
number Of Witnesses spent an entire
afternoon hearing the case. Numerous
questions Of law we're gravely argued
and Qravely ruled uIon. Witnesses
were examined ct great length, and
croas-exRmined as deliberately and per
tinaeiously es II much larger sum was
involved. Eloquent addresses we're
made to the jury BY the attorneys on
both sides, Who Restieuiated quite as
earnestly as on occasions of great mo-
menf, and their historical periods were
pointed, and gracefully and forcibly
perspicuous. There were grave lntima
tons that one OF the parties 90 the suit
vas liar and q perjurer and that be
ought to be in the Penitentiary. This
and like serioas charges we're parted
by the opposing ceunsel with elaborate
inceniouaness, and the attorneys on
both sides, whenever they wished par
ticulaFly to be impressive, lifted above
their heads the record in the case which
embraces 70 pages Of legal cap, and
thumped the table with q display Of
strength and enthusiasm. that was
simply pEodigious. And the iafy
yawned and rested their heads on their
uplifted hands in Just the same old way.
Judge Jones reviewed the ease and
With apt bregity referred the whole mat
ter 10 the twelve learned gentlemen
composing the inry. Then the twelve
gentlemen retired, and o. last accounts
we're wrestling With the testimony.
The sum involved. u will probably be
remembered, was $50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20
TIE POPLAR APPROVAL

OF the efforts Of the CaIiforuis Fla syT-
up Co., 70 present % the pubic Al
aRrseable and e4eoftve sooetlsute Tor
ne bitter nAaaeuas liver medicines ana
ca1hnrsiea foFusEig IN use - gratifying
81 The Company - Il e eredliahle 70
ths Rood taGls q the pahlic- The iaREe
aua rapidty theFeasinR sale OF syrup Of
Pea, nnd The promptly beneaciAl Cd Q
81 4 ainale eoss ara eonvinoinE prosfa
thaa u u The mosa easily taken eno toe
mos pleasantly easctive remedy known.
FOR aale by A. b SxEwART.
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BETHEBE EErHRR NIL
STOVES


Fear @ilora Of The ship Psrsian gzss
. sonaewAat Iabozisua description d
thsir 80. wsiehf. nasionaiits and sons
oshsr infsEmation aboat themselves. h
tie eheria's efiss yesterday afteEnooAl
rsparssoEy 10 bseinninR tsEn q Il
days d he county t4iL TheiE namss
are william Crawford, Danald 4aken-
"a Jemea MeKenny ard ThGmas Hia-
Ri1A 1te iattsR t9o wefs stousIays
and we're not discovered On board tie
snip until altar 10 had lsft LkRespoci
several Gays. On Augast 14tns las,
these sailoFs eonelnded % have some
run, and tried, more OF less gaecesskallg.
. paint TIE town In the vicinity OF ahe
Alhion salnon bright red. Then. & b
charged. they Esizsd ~ aee0faeon Be
longing 70 =. Wald. They we're arrested.
ksU4 In the city i&il ell night. given Q
bearing hsfora J1stioe 6odsTbesR. fined
- each and then given until Sepeem
Der l0th 70 Faise the money. The money
yes Nos fofthoomisR, % yesterday the
fo1R were sentenced each 70 y days ID
TIE uDunty isil.
The bill 81 costs in the case shoWs
that taking other peoples accord ans h
very expensive luxury. Tue polire-
man vas allowed q fog aTFestinR The
four, q mere for keeping them IN his
ezstody, besides 20 cents q mile tsg
taking them 20 the eity jail, and, also.
his regular salary. Ths same pnltee-
man was Q witness and received SAP
more for testifying 10 what be bad
theoretically already bean paid $3.50
for performing. There were two otheg
witnesses Who were allowed $2 % each.
These charges e9RreQaAe 41k40. Tbs
fees AZ Justice SodeKbeER amounted 10
e6.60, Q total Of "a. Justice 6odsFberg
did not add the costa 10 the fns i'm
posed, net desiring, he says, 10 impose
too great q barden On the yo1Re fell
lows, as TIE 6nes aggregated e1c0. This
sam would 20 into the Territorial treas
uFy, end Of Il 50 would Be desoted 10
paying the costs. A ane Of e25 is the
minimum axsd By Law fer the ofenss
charged.
Capt. Dickenson, Of the ship Persian.
e b said. refused 10 pay the money, as
the we4es Of the men we're not payable
until the return Of the ship TO Liverpool.
De had arranged TO take the ship TO
Tae0ms IN few days, and, nnless the
fines ara paid, be will be minus four
sailors; IL the fines are paid, four sail
ors will be minus each aboaa one
months wages.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

A LANCE Luz ron WAsHs.-0. A.
johnson, Hans Nelson, John etahleE
and Rinaldo GrsenameyeF yesterday
fiIed q statutory lien against W. e.
Parker, contractor, and the Seattle,
Lake Hhore and Eastern Railway, for
the gum Of $500 for work done on the
QradinR Of the road. The work wa
d. ne between May z, and August rs.
1851. w. z. Parker Is q sub contractors
nader Earle 4 CO., Who era contractors
under the Pueet Sound Construction
Company. Tie money will probably
wolves the Railway Company, although
the Company is made parry By . legal
formally.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

PHEIIF PHuLra.-Thsf fame 81 Philip
Phillips and his entsFtainusals attract-
Cd very large aodisnos - IVES Opera
House last night. Tba bo9y % the
houss had scarcely . vaoant aeat aad
che occupants Of the chairs were among
che hest people Of Seattle. They went
expecting q treat and were agreeably
surprised ta end that the snteEtsinmsnt
vas even bstisr than they anticipated.
The views presented By the aid OF lin1e-
lights and The photo-opticon we're grand
ana save q vivid representation OF she
cities and routes % travel which we're
shown. The lights woFked exceliently
aBd there vas no hitch anywhere. Mr..
Phillips also charmed bis patrons With
his artistic rsnderinG OF his popnlaE
sonea. Taken a. whole, Mr.. Phillips
gave Seattle lasg night one Of the ROB
81 treats her sttiEsns hsve s0toyed for
q Iona time and thai bis andiencs 10
uiohf and tomorrow night wtil Dc 10
creased, goes uithout saying. fhose
sha vsru there Last night utIi SO again
ana viii insisi on taking their friends
siong.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

WANTED PoR FoHaKAI. Daniel q.
AaullaEksy YES the sou Of wealthy cit
lEen Of Portland aow deceased. and was
well known throughout this Territory,
where be often paaRsd under the alias OF
Dan Thayer, Some little time ago be
went % George H. Smith end asked
him 30 cash check puTpoTting 10 be
eianed BY Ellen Mullarkey and endorsed
b. himself. Mr.. smith net having the
amOunt-one hundred and fifty dollars
with him, agreed 10 identify him az
Dexter Horton 4 Cos bank, aud Ia 40
oordanoo With the eastom Of that bank
endorsed tha chsck. On its being re-
taFned diaknn0Fed Smith was called up
ON 10 nav the amount TO the bank. Bill
IL Brown vas caught IN the same way
With 4 similar check foE eico, and Jacob
HarshberR with another Tor SO, bot 10
the IastaF case Simply pulled out the cash
and took up tha check. Mr.. HeFshoerg
went over 10 Portland 10 Try 10 make
some aFFaneamanls with Mrs. MullAFk-
ey, the stepmother Of the yoang man
whose name had been forged. She,
however, declined 10 interfere, and bis
unole, Charles Mnllarkey, expressed .
desire 70 have him prosecuted to the
fuil extent Of The Law. when Mr..
HerahhafQ returned here, however. be
found that MullaFkey bad left on the
steamer Mexico, aud u 10 not yet known
whether be got OF al Victoria o. went
on 10 San Francisco. The authorities
OF The latter city have been instructed
90 look after him. II IL said that there
are large number Of charges OF . sim
liar character against the young man
fFon Spokane Falls and the East, and
there are some others IN this city.
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BRBYTTTEs.

srhs steeI rails Cor Big sksokurn. which
,-er@ krougff ouf bY the Bydalmere, ara
being rapidiT taken thifhsr "a hHrgA.
me Puget Nm Company's steamer
ymEfuua visa IN port several hours yege3f-
day afternoon d. b JackBon was pas'
ssnger on her.
The foIIowing n4lllng vessels are row
On the way up Krum Ean Francisco 70 toad
coal at this port. 6hfpa Spartan, lV&nnoe
asd Challenges.
Ye1terday hssng Rosh Hashonah, cur
Jewish cifizan1 properly observed the
DAY, the merchants closing tAeir stores
III eeiclock .. N
Il ls sald that Captain Graft has bar
gained for TIE steamer Bispe1ch. reoently
brought aroynd irons the Columbia river.
She q % run On Lake Washington-
TIE demand feFcarusnters greater than
aver bsfore known IN the history q the
city, Idle carpenters On the S0und VII
dad y'Rk 1t good wages ~ coming 70
seattle.
The body Of the lats Colonel n, D.
eifks IN the Ancon, PISSED through here
veSforday On i8 way 70 Washington City,
where Il viii b laid - rest
After hon picking II over oysters win
.ba plenty, but e. moEtof tho Indians VINO
Tsfher and cud the oysters are 81 work N
9hO hop fields. the re97auranfs are with
out Puget Sound oysters much o. me
time.
The steamer Inlay wAs II. port Sunday.
She looks Bplendif. en9 hardly any q her
old acqaaintancea 70 ognined hef. While
IN port ahe towed the ship Persian from
the stream 70 soetts wharf. where che is
now engaged IA diseharRing the remain
der OF her cargo Of railroad iroe.
A large delegasion Of indlana On their
way r. the hop ndlde. arrived IN their
eapocs on Sunday, and csmpeo - ne
sal,a.t island ever yeaierday: ~. a as are
IIsfie Iate n the saason. they win Fad al
the work they can DO. - pfckefs arc
quite scarce this season.
Rev. g. G. otis, Il this city. has been
appointed General Missionary 81 the
Congregational Church for the United
Statea, with headquarters ln New YORK
City and WI e.ye here Win s n,s s .s
years Mr.. Otis has tsen Missionary Tor
Weatarn Washington and Ne VII -
Rreafig missed in the aeid whore he has
iab0Eef e earnestly for the benefit OF MS
church.
Rspalrs ct the tag sfasslck have. been
cOmDlefed. Tho new pnEnp ana condenser
were tested Xestsrdsy and ioasa q e
provenenta aggregate nearly tigs1 %
say nethjng Of the loss oocasioned b. b.
Ing laia up. II the steamer u not . sue
Gees now, ahe DeYeF VIII be, TOT every
portion Of the cid machinery haa been re
its place. Of the latest and most improved
pattern.
The new tug brat Rsnier Ia now COM
ulefsd and Al / 80 this afteroc On ahe viii
fesVe CoIman's wharf for = trial trip
about tho sOand. She win Be commanded
By Captain Jake Scolana, and Marry
Hnrl<ina wifi bo her engineer. She IL q |
SEATTLE production, through and throueh,
the lumber Of which she u constructed
having beon cut 10 our milla. the work Of
building her done By our mechanics, ans
maahIne and boilor works. The Rainier
is named after the grandeet mountain 10
Waahingten Territory. and IL awned ny
three honest, hardwoFking men and de-
serves 10 succeed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

wAsrs DEvo.cz.-JOhn Caldwell, Of
this city. yesterday presented petition
before Judge JOaes. In tie Districa
Oourt, aakipQ for q divorce from his
wifR CathaFtna Caldwell. Tie petit
ton alleged that foF he pas1 three ysars
she has been al habitual drunkArG.
They were married in San Francisco,
Octobsf 10. 1879.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20
ARRTYIL o. TRE WILNLNeTON.

The old steamer Wilmington, which
for long time ran on the route between
San Francisco and Seattle 10 opposition
10 the steamers Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company, and which has for
the past four OF I've years been subsi-
diEsd By that company and laid up at
>aueslito, came st0aming into port last
sight about 9 o'clock. She is 10 COM
mand Of Captain ]. W. Gage, formerly
IN the barkentine Portland and lately
In oue Of the collieFs. J. r. Luttrell, Of
the Mexico, arrived in the city just in
time 10 jump aboard Of her as parser.
The Wilmington was getting ready 10
come North 20 load coal at NAnaimo,
when it was discovered that the Elder
would be unable 10 carry all the freight
offering for Sound ports, whereupon
f25 tons were put into the Wilmington.
rs tons for Seattle and 90 tons for
Tacoma. She viii leave Seattle this
morning about 10 O'Clock for Tacoma,
where, after disohsFging the remaindeR
Of her cargo, she viii proceed directly
10 Nanaimo. she brought no passeu-
gers, and, consequently, Was licensed 70
bring combustibles. Among other
freight she had ifc9 oases Of powder.
Captain Gage states that, owing 20 the
crowded state Of affairs, he would not
be surprised II the company should con-
tinue 20 ran the Wilmington until tue
Umafilla comes out of the dock and
again goes on the route.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

We have completed Arrangement
With the transportation companies "a
cAKFy on Q general baggage and transfei
business In seattle and are prepared %
deliver baggage 10 aay part OF the city
q any hear Of the day OF night a. rsa-
sonahle rsasS. SnArTLE fAAssEkn Cox
pANx. Of8ce, ooFneF, Main and second
streefa. Telephone Il. Aa50im
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

RAEExa PTPEA-The Spring Hin Wa
Ter Company tack advantage Of the OF
postunIsy Afforded On Sunday 10 tear ~
Nm ssFsss and Faiss The water pipes
nearer TIE surface" Ahons forty OF airy
net we're a work. and although u "a
eunday TIE streets preesnted very I've
II appearanee-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

TIE Postal TelszFAph Oompany 6axs
Moved 20 the ofses oocapied By Httl.
ecoas a Co, In she basement OF the
Per. TrrExEEaMacxR bailding whe
abeV via rsmain until The De9 bald
iua 4 erected and ready fof occapancy
~ sha oAd sand. fhe American Dia-
trica TelszrAph Company will OPEN 40
fnr huniness on Tuesday nGxA When
yea have Q talsgram Ftng f0f ms.asn D
ger, nsFvtes frea. seAlS
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RrRE AT srUcK.



~Ws have hssn having Rot tine Of
& Gu 70 stnsk 1unets1n, dzrfnz II
past fsw days szid q esniismsa uho
arrived here On TIE Shore Lins road
yesterday.
Being ezesR % Iearn he paFtis1laFs
sepoEtsz q1asfionsd him. and reesiysd
tie fcllowing statement. I'm the wiG1n
~ Of Stack tbeEe aEe Q unnbeS Of Set
tiers eERa9ed h etezKznR land They
siaahed ~ 10 lha Fourth az jelly, and
then esvs the fHllan timber . eoapie Of
mouths % dry Gu, ans which they
1red L. II the flames had coz6neo
themselves 20 tbs alaahings Il wo1ld
have been al right. but they ala not do
that. Thsy run into TIE roads, and ue
have ben hayf1e Q regular foReat IRE.
Many farmers and loegefa turned oat 70
nzht Gre ano kssp Il from destroyinR
houaes and berns.
Rspolts.-Did mdsh damaes rssali
from she 6fei
Mr.. q d.-Yes, considerable. ANN
bes Of bridges veEs burned, End Q vain
ebie body 81 eedar timber belonging 20
Terrenes OBfien was destroyed. So
many bridges were burned that the
camp bad - t. shut down and vii not
- able TO resume operations for week
O. more. MR. OBEien's loes will be
over slc3o.
French hid shnes, $50 qaality, re-
IE.nunH A., AZ "A Eaa KwmnMFnn. GArxRm
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IN BRlEF, AND 10 TIE POINT

IN 0nk6Et AMI Az AA6 NOAAA
Dyspepsia ID dreadful. DisoFdeFed
liver q misery. Indigestion ID q foe 10
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
Of the most complicated and wonderful
things In existence. It b easily pat out
Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental very, late hours.
irregular habits, and many other things
which ought not 10 BE- have made TIE
American people nation Of dyspeptics.
bat Gresn'a August Flower has done
q wonderful work In reforming this aad
business and making the American peo-
pie % healthy that they can enjoy theil
meals and Be happy.
Remembexs-No happiness without
health. Bat Green's August Flower
brings hsslth and happiness 10 the dys-
peptic. Ask your dFuRgist for bottle
Heventy-zee oenta. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Sun ADouR RAuRoAp TTD--A sasi
vas Instituted yesterday BY The United
States against ive men, named Tack
berry and Bryan--their hrst names
beins a. sea unknOwn-in which The
title 10 T0c9 railroad ties viii b deter
mined. ThpFe are, sha complaint states,
500 tles Ia sections D and 10, township
IS north. range east. and 500 ties e
che waters Of Lake washington 81 Mel
nop'e landing. Ths ties are alleged q
be verth 400. The suit, omitting
fornnlitiea. Il for ties claimed 10 havs
been cut on 0eSeTnuieni land.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

DnNraEn.-Ths case Of James H.
wooaszy ". Thos. W. Prosoh, WATCH
has been hanging Gre in the District
Coags for The past three or fous ysars,
vas dismissed yesterday, on motion Of
the plaintiff, cash party payinR bis oMn
costa. Thts disP0sss % The eloeQ
lible suit. Which grew oui Of eharzea
uads in these columns against Mr..
WooasFy, By = lady correspondent. Ihe
actian Was breaxht against Mr.. Prosch,
Al thai tine manager of TIE paper, IN
stead Of tha paper itself. a. e usually
the casa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

AHzrvEp.-Ths steamship George W.
ElAss, shioh arrived 81 / o'oleok this
morning. hroaghs 4oS tons Of fraa9ht
ana 9 good list Of passengers fas Seat
ele. Oap4ain Aekisy sAys: Nothing
eventual tFAnspired en- TIE Trip
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

wGSHxp TEE Roam AWAY. - The
cOunty road along white river in GO.
items "A and 8, township -. north Of
rAnee 4 easa, l. nov on Land qsits 9 DIS
tAnce away frOm toe line o. tne roed
scme years aes. IL q noS On PfiVas.
property. and TIE river = 70 tne ea<.
road lice. aud the Old road q scattered
promissuously FROM that petEs - =
lots Bay. A survey has been mAS1s
and the Counfy Commissioners are eon'
sideripa what 10 do about The matter.
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MONEY 10 loan

On chatsls mortgage, good collateral
OF personal security, notes, MORTGAGES.
scrip, bonds. time checks, etc., bolght.
OonEPToH, MnLE1 B %.
Once with Judge Smith, James street,
Opposite the Oosidsntai. an26.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

A wrrHn.s 0EvEs BoSD la The sass
Of The Territory AGAINST RsdsngaoD and
Gailashss, % . charge Of mardersnR
PatFiek HallorAn, Miehael CEa1doea
yesterday gave his personal bs0d fel
eSOo for bic appearAncs - witness
When wanted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Back FncN WAE1A WAEIA--6hsFia
OOohsAu arrived IN the city last evening
from ElensbaEg, bringing With him
Onarssy Edsn, The Indian Who Is
charrsd With killiRg another IsdiAn
naNr aDoqaainie Pass. The depatieS
whs aeoompsnisd The sheriff 10 Walls
arrived kana Sunday night. The Pgis
onsrs save No troahls WhAasgaE daEinS
ths aFsp 10 Walia WAlla, and were safe
/ ~ aslfvsred b the Warden.
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Il RUxAK RzAR.



A IneRs paEsy Il claysqasza sndiAns.
frsm BEiEi1A CoInmhtzs appeassd b III
EN- ysstsrdaS ea shsis sas % tAs hcr
nsldA Ase0mpangina thsm h psoha-
bl4 - euEfoa5 . sDssansn e unfura-
nats kamanlly e. sEsr - born. = 3
naiiher man, nor q hRula, but nppeafa
% BE- en- 10 lsno dfgidlna tbs che frow
- gthar. ConztaeEDd - q 11mA1 -
q hrukeA Il "a q hsaR. - lnok9 b11 lltlle
exeep1 thn3 t. fzatuxuB are littIe
hair ca HE body. n eamnoA a2ik 81
yak upright. q crawia alonR On IN
hands SD feet viii ths peozllaR swing
inz motion u ~ bear. Ia fss4 are 81
9 very as1to anglia wi1A the mont az TIE
lee and when eFawiina lhs hands move
Nth N inward sBinG nke he fzu1e fso1
e Q bear. 1he eZDsessinn b AlmoA
thal Of bear. xheEa . Q pecnliARiy
Wild lock about Il end ths egsl ere
restless and shaFp. Epsgynodg instinct
lively called u nfadian Bear
Tia Indians naid thay nldom taxa %
along with than anTwhsBes bat this
tine there Wae No one % glsy With &.
They Say it Is - yeaKB cd. Hat lit1ls
attsntisn appe4zz 90 Do paid 10 d By the
Indiana. and 4 wAhbles aFOand with
about TIE aimlnszneel q N cid doa.
sseking . warm plaoa, and eyeinR su9-
pioiouaag the mppEuaoh % anyone n0e
familiaF with u. The Indians say thai
q ahoFt time hek1re q was born, iis
ln0lhsE vas fFiehIsnsd By bear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

To rmn Fnosr AoAn, Another little
excursion party went over the Lake
shere 4 Eastern Railway yesterday 10
che end Of the track. Among those
making up the party were G.. W.
Thompsan, s. n. Winchester and j. Il.
I.eIn, % Ohaltano0gA. Tenn; General
Maraeer Hheafe. John LeaEy, ex Cover
nor Bansrd, and MeasFs Chspin, ksttin-
ger, Mc0lnnis, HefneF, Jones, Captain
Dickinson OF the Persian, and few
others, The trip proved 70 Be most
enjoyable one. IN spite OF she fact thaf
ten miles out tha train ran into . storm
OF rain and bail. vhish made 9 some-
what alsaGFeeAbie 10 those Who wore
white hats ana had started Gus without
overooatA Tha aeentFy along the roac
vas much enjoyed aud the oaeop,
bread and sardines of the camp 81 tbs
head Of the lake waa pRnncanead 70 DC
fiFaa class By the epic0rus % the paFty.
Over a mile Of neW traak Wae laid today
aad the proScea wa very interesting 70
those on. the acene. Mr.. Winchessef
pronounced The line 10 be The sznSothess
anhaiiasted road 90 whieh be bad ever
ridden.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

eeoond hand Rosds bought soi9 and
trsded fef b. L l. BALE 4 Co. comes
second and OolumhtA stfsess- saS0Am
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

New beaded ornaments and trim
mines Just In. $50 to IS 9 yard. 50 IS
CREsrn CIskkzY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

All Inca table damask 800; extra good
Turkish towels loo, clearance sale. San
Francisco Store. aui4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

IS dinszeut sVsninR sha1sz. all Wool
AIbasross. g inches vida, 75cs 50 Ahadea
hnhs coloeed satin. soe. fekihs 4
StnQeFUan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Ladies' Jersey underVsska, lambs wool
al The ieAding light shades, full assort-
ment. Ladies' imported cashmere
hose. Toklas d GinRerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

All wool scarlet pants ond vests re-
duced 10 g q auit; Marion corset IL
pink and blue, reduced 10 7bo; oleaFanos
sale. San Francisco Stored